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{{infobox person
{{Infobox officeholder
|name=Eleanor of Aquitaine
|name=Eleanor of Aquitaine
|birth_date=1122
|image=
|birth_place=Poitiers
|birth_date=1122<ref>https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/9C8T-V1R/queen-consort-of-england-france-alienor-%27eleanor%27-d%27-aquitaine%2C-de-guyenne%2C-plantagenet-countess-of-poitiers-et-duchess-of-aquitane-1122-1204</ref>
|death_date=April 1204 (aged 81/82)
|birth_place=Poitiers, France
|death_place=Poitiers
|death_date=April 1, 1204
|spouse=[[Louis VII]] (m. 1137 - div. 1152)
|death_place=Poitiers, France
|religion=
|spouse=<br/> [[Louis VII]] (m. 1137 - 1152) <br/> [[Henry II]] (m. 1152 - 1189)
|children=[[King John]] <br/> [[Richard I]] <br/> [[Henry the Young King]] <br/> [[William IX, Count of Poitiers|William IX]] <br/> 6 others
|alma_mater=
|party=
|office=Duchess of Aquitaine
|term_start=April 9, 1137
|term_end=April 1, 1204
|preceded=[[William X]]
|succeeded=[[King John]]
}}
}}
'''Eleanor of Aquitaine''' (c. 1122 - 1204)
'''Eleanor of Aquitaine''' (1122 - 1204)
* Queen of [[France]] (1137-1152) as wife of [[Louis VII]]
* Queen of [[France]] (1137-1152) as wife of [[Louis VII]]
* Queen of [[England]] (1154-1189) as wife of [[Henry II]]
* Queen of [[England]] (1154-1189) as wife of [[Henry II]]
She was intelligent, interested in the arts, and beautiful. She presided over a golden age in the cultural history of southern France. Many of the songs and lyrics of the [[troubadour]]s of her court are [[extant]] today.
She was intelligent, interested in the arts, and beautiful. She presided over a golden age in the cultural history of southern France. Many of the songs and lyrics of the [[troubadour]]s of her court are [[extant]] today.
== References ==
[[Category:French People]]
[[Category:French People]]
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